Samsung has rolled out the new One UI 6.1 update for many Galaxy users recently which brings a host of new AI features to its year-old flagship models. However, reports have talked about the new update possibly slowing down the charging speeds, especially for those who got the One UI 6.1 update for the Galaxy S23 series.
The whole slow charging saga started after many Galaxy S23 users found their charging speeds slow down from the claimed 25W to 15W which is way below the marketed level. Most of these people noticed the change after they installed the new AI-powered One UI 6.1 update that is almost 3GB in download package size.
So, did Samsung really throttle the charging speed with the new update? People have put these tests to claim and one report suggests, there is no big change in the charging speeds on the Galaxy S23 even after they have installed the One UI 6.1 version. It has been pointed out that charging speeds tend to vary based on how much juice the phone already has.
So, if a phone has 70 percent battery left, the charging speed is usually slower to allow the battery to charge efficiently. However, if the phone has less than 20 percent battery left, the charging speed is faster so that the battery recharges quickly.
The Galaxy S23 model supports 25W wired charging speed which is really slow for the segment but these speeds are claimed to allow the battery charging cycle to last longer than a phone that charges at 60W or more speed. It seems the rumours of the phone charging slower are untrue and people don’t need to worry much before installing the new One UI 6.1 update on their phone.
The One UI 6.1 update is bringing AI features like Circle to search, live translate, Note assist, and generative edit among others to the Samsung Galaxy S23 series, the Galaxy Z Fold and Flip 5 models and even the Galaxy Tab S9 models.
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